Muslim Hollister Employee Fired Because Of Headscarf
Update: This is the new discrimination incident that this post was about. Sorry for the link mixup. There are evidently a lot of things that violate the “look policy” of Abercrombie & Fitch and...
View ArticleFight Discriminatory TSA Profiling With Your Smartphone
It’s hard to find any travelers with nice things to say about the Transportation Safety Administration, but members of the Sikh faith really have a grievance. They claim that they’re singled out for...
View ArticleAbercrombie & Fitch Agrees To Let Employees Wear Headscarves As Part Of...
(emilybean) After a judge said that Abercrombie & Fitch’s ban on head coverings — detailed in its controversial “Look Policy” for employees — violates workers’ rights, the company that courts the...
View ArticleMuslim Complains TGI Friday’s Contaminated Her Drink With Bacon
Most people are really happy about the current trend to put bacon in every food item, but do you know who isn’t? Vegetarians, vegans, and people whose religions prohibit them from eating pork. Like the...
View ArticleWoman Claims Planet Fitness Asked Her To Swap Muslim Headscarf For Baseball Cap
(dno1967b)Yesterday, we shared with you the story of a new Planet Fitness member who was asked to cover up because her belly-baring tank top was too revealing. Now a case that’s the exact opposite is...
View ArticleEEOC: Company Forced Employees To Practice Onion-Based Religion
This could just be a regular story about a company allegedly using its power over employees to force them to practice a specific religion until the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission intervened,...
View ArticleAtheist Group Points Out Diner’s “Praying In Public” Discount Is A Civil...
(Z88.3 on Facebook)Last week, a diner in North Carolina made headlines for giving a 15% discount to customers who said grace before eating. While the owner argued that the discount was more about...
View ArticleAbercrombie & Fitch Lawsuit That Isn’t Really About Hijabs Presented To...
(emilybean)Five years ago, a teen applied for a job at a store selling clothes for a children’s clothing store that is part of the Abercrombie & Fitch brand. She wore a hijab, a headcovering that...
View ArticleSupreme Court: Job Applicants Don’t Have To Explain That Their Garb Is Religious
“Abercrombie & Fitch” and “modest dress” are usually not concepts that go together. Even at the children’s store. (Molly)Back in February, the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of a...
View ArticleGeorgia Governor Vetoes Controversial “Religious Liberty” Bill
Amid pressure from civil rights groups and private industry, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal has vetoed a controversial piece of legislation that would have allowed religious groups and individuals to...
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